Reduced growth in Baltic Sea cod may be due to mild hypoxia

Reduced growth in Baltic Sea cod may be due to mild hypoxia

Daily food consumption by small Baltic Sea cod has declined in recent decades, resulting in reduced growth and biomass. Declining oxygen may cause lower production of benthic prey for small cod, but an alternative explanation presented here is that the mildly hypoxic conditions that small cod experi...

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